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Users who opt into the Internet Explorer's anti-tracking feature will subscribe to lists that block sites from tracking them.

A PC World reader's survey reveals the most reliable tech vendors when it comes to supporting products. Not to mention the worst vendors.

Hot topic. Researchers have found that sitting with a laptop computer on your legs can elevate temperatures in the scrotum and cause scrotal hyperthemia.

Google keep getting a free pass to collect private data because of weaknesses in both U.S. and Canada privacy statues, say experts.

Tracy Ann Kosa kicked off Toronto's Sector conference with a presentation about how security and privacy are often competing interests. And too often these days, security is winning.

Encrypting a Wi-Fi connection is a simple matter that many Canadians didn't take. Google's Street View error is a reminder to take security precautions.

Forget about wowing potential investors with your unique invention, they're more interested on whether or not it will sell.

Jennifer Stoddart has released the results of her office's investigation into Google's inadvertent collection of Wi-Fi data via its Street View cars. The report finds the company is at fault for carelessness and failure to follow procedure, and has made some recommendations to be followed by a deadline.

Scholarship, a summer job and BlackBerry Torch smartphones are up for grabs in contest encouraging college students to develop better healthcare management tools.

Despite an initial lack of experience, these eBay sellers parlayed their passions into six-figure online auction successes. Here's how they did it.

Finalist for Best Service Organization

Scoping the problem, keeping users updated and well-informed and never prematurely declaring victory are just some of the vital troubleshooting lessons that CIO John Halamka CIO at CareGroup Healthcare System, and associate dean for educational technology at Harvard Medical School learned during his long career.

Finding the right IT expert can make the difference between merely surviving an emergency and powering ahead for growth.

Few details about RIM's rumoured BlackPad tablet have emerged, but consistent leaks fuel questions.

The technology research firm says SMB IT spending surpassed $800 billion this year but companies are also becoming increasingly stingy.